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It's a little bit weird to use, once I get it integrated into my board I'll have a better idea. But it is amazingly compact and works just like a regular wah. This is going on the "home rig", I have a full size RMC on my main gigging board at our practice space.
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It's a little bit weird to use, once I get it integrated into my board I'll have a better idea. But it is amazingly compact and works just like a regular wah. This is going on the "home rig", I have a full size RMC on my main gigging board at our practice space._________________
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Aw it looks so cute! I prefer full sized wahs on my board.Gear
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Re: NPD - Dunlop mini wah
I tried it at my local gc and really liked the physical sweep of it with the smaller foot pedal thing.Within the glow that weaves a cloak of delight ... There moves a thread that has no end
Yours is the cloth, mine is the hand that sews time ... For me, the cloth once more to spin
At last the arm is straight, the hand to the loom ... Is this to end or just begin?
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I'm thinking of picking one of these up myself. I love that it's true bypass but my only problem is no local stores stock them so I can't try one out. I would love it for gigging to keep my board small. Anyway, I'm really curious what your thoughts are on it as you get more used to it.Comment
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SnakeAces, the GC in my neighborhood had one and I was able to try it out before I bought it. It is a bit strange but I think that once it's attached to a pedalboard it will work out.
I do agree that a full sized wah is more comfortable, but this is just for the house, where I really want to be able to keep my pedal rig compact. I think it'd be great for a regular gigging guy who needs a lot of different sounds but only occasionally needs a wah.
There is a part of me that just wants to say to hell with it and get one of those gigantic Chicago Iron Parachute wahs and plug it straight into my amp and just sh1tcan my pedal board. A buddy of mine let me borrow his and try it out and it is TOTALLY insane and sounds really cool.
Once I get this board built out (lava cables on order) I will share it with y'all and let you know how it shakes out._________________
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If they make a mini bass wah with the same auto return and volume/q controls, I'd buy it 7 minutes upon hearing the news.
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That pedal is adorable. Do you think it'll grow up to be a Jerry Cantrell?Schecter ATX Blackjack C7 BKP Painkiller (B) and Abraxas (N)
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Wah da you outta of yer mind?Originally posted by Johnny the Kid View PostComment
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I was thinking of grabbing one and having it modded to the cantrell wah specs, crazy I know!Comment
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I bet you couldOriginally posted by LatsMcGee View Post
It does have a 3 way Q switch inside for classic (high) mid and low.
It is very pedalboard friendly. No feet, just a flat rubber stop pad._________________
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wow wow wah.Comment
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